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Private project plans in India hit a multi-year high — what the surge means
News and Context In the first half of FY2025-26, Indian private companies announced new projects worth about ₹9.95 lakh crore — the second-highest for any first half in the last 15 years. Of this, ₹9.35 lakh crore (≈94%) came from Indian private firms. Government and foreign company announcements…
Should Ladakh get statehood?
News and Context Since 2019, Ladakh has been a Union Territory (UT) without a legislature. Governance rests largely with the Lieutenant Governor (LG) and UT bureaucracy. Two elected bodies—the Leh and Kargil Hill Development Councils (LAHDCs)—manage local works but cannot enact full laws. Residents increasingly demand stronger political…
Health hazards of using digital devices — a simple, mixed-format Explainer
News and Context Digital devices—phones, tablets, laptops, wearables, gaming consoles—have become integral for work, education, payments, and entertainment. However, heavy or careless use can harm eyes, spine, brain, heart, skin, sleep, and mental health. Improper disposal (e-waste) spreads toxins affecting entire communities. This note outlines health risks, preventive…
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